Granny Not Dead Says Boy After Death Found
In New York a seven year old boy insists his "granny" is asleep, not dead after police find Mrs Tilly Borman, 70, dead in bed in a cold house. The boy, Murray Green, survived on milk and bread as investigators determine the death likely occurred a week earlier from a heart attack. The child was hospitalized for malnutrition and cold.
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New York
Granny
Tilly Borman
Murray Green
Queens General Hospital
Naval Officers to Meet Pocatello Reserve Unit
Naval officers from the 13th Naval District headquarters will meet the Pocatello Naval Reserve Composite Unit on Tuesday evening February 17 at 7 30 p m Building 45 Naval Ordnance Plant. Lt Commander Lunds ford and Lt Commander Jackson will attend. Jackson advocates an active local Construction Engineer Corps branch. V-6 personnel and electronic warfare company members are urged to attend.
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13Th Naval District
Pocatello Naval Reserve
A. B. Huntsman
Naval Ordnance Plant
Walter C. Lundsford
Jackson
Navy
Pocatello
Construction Engineer Corps
Huntsman
V-6
Electronic Warfare Company
Polio Victim From Pocatello Heads to Boise
William Priest eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Priest of 307 Portneuf Park left Pocatello Friday with his mother for St Luke s hospital in Boise. Ill since January 12 he has been affected in arms and legs but walked alone Thursday. He will be treated through arrangements with the national infantile paralysis foundation.
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Pocatello
William Priest
Jesse. R. Priest
Portneuf Park
St. Luke’s Hospital
Boise
Young Priest
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Art and Travel Club Meeting Highlights Korea Talk
Art and Travel club met at Trinity Parish hall with 40 ladies. Mrs. Barnes reported from Magazine of Art and Mrs. Hronck spoke on Dutch and Flemish artists. Col. M. Preston Goodfellow Sr. spoke on Korea in native costume. Next meeting will honor past presidents.
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Art and Travel Club
Trinity Parish Hall
Fred J.barnes
Magazine of
Art
Paul Hronck
A. L. Merrill
Col
M. Preston Goodfellow Sr
Korea
Spring Fashions Display Preview in Pocatello
Mrs. George Rice and Mrs. Lloyd E Haight chair a luncheon style show hosted by the Women’s Aeronautical Association and Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the Ban nock Hotel. Paris company fashions plus Jack Holt’s shoes and Port’s children’s wear will be modeled by local ladies and children.
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George Rice
Bannock Hotel
Lloyd E Haight
Women’s Aeronautical Association
Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Paris
Mrs. Rice
Jack Holt
Port's
Rice
Sam Scott
al Ebel
F. G. Thompson
Russell Black
Condron Pleads Guilty in Fifth District Burglary Case
Lester Vernon Condron 41 of Dallas pled guilty to first degree burglary in Fifth district court. He was arrested Jan 1 for the Halliwell's drug store burglary. Six other suspects were arraigned. related cases include Picciano's slaughter house and Fogg's drug store burglaries in 1947.
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Lester Vernon Condron
Dallas
Tex
Fifth District
Isaac McDougall
Condron
O Halliwell
Picciano’s
Pilots to Show Skill at Pocatello Spot Landing
Pilots with the best accuracy and landing skill can win prizes in a spot landing contest at Pocatello municipal airport this Sunday. The Wilson Flying Service sponsors cash awards of 10 5 and 3 dollars in two divisions plus a radio donated by Stephenson Music Company. The event starts about 11 30 am weather permitting.
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Pocatello Municipal Airport
Wilson Flying Service
Stephenson Music Company
Flying Service
Conductors Meet Scheduled at WOW Hall Sunday
A special meeting of all railroad conductors and their wives will convene Sunday at 2 p.m. in WOW Hall. A. P. Peay chief conductor of the ORC announced Friday that several important matters are on the agenda.
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Ski relay runners carry winter mails between Chile and Argentina
About 300 ski-runners work in relays to transport mail between Chile and Argentina during winter.
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Chile
Argentina
U S Seen Faced With Rapid Decay
National Research Council official Dr Edward A Strecker warns the United States is rapidly disintegrating under materialistic modern life. He cites rising divorce rates, childlessness, and emotional immaturity as signs, comparing the nation to Rome in 300 A D as he prepares to address obstetricians and gynecologists.
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United Press
Los Angeles
National Research Council
U. S
Edward A. Strecker
Council
Roman Empire
Zivic Beats Kronowitz In Madison Square Garden Showdown
Charley Zivic of Pittsburgh used a strong left hook to outbox Herbie Kronowitz of Coney Island over ten rounds in Madison Square Garden before about 14 000 spectators. Kronowitz fought hard but could not overcome Zivic s punch accuracy and work rate in the New York bout.
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Charley Zivic
Pittsburgh
Herbie Kronowitz
Coney Island
Madison Square Garden
Gale City Cafe Society and Town Club Notes
A breezy collection from Idaho Falls area society pages notes Slavin the Solo’s fundraiser at 242 West Center Street with 242 dollars in the March of Dimes box, local gossip about cook Gene Pardini and plans for a Alaska hunting trip, valentines to a Wagon Wheel Inn boss, slug in a Coca Cola machine at the police station, and crowded social scenes at Jungle Club and the Dusty Reeves Buffett with bands from Pocatello and Idaho Falls. Also referenced are a safety poem by Sheriff Hansen and a story of a stranger’s funeral expenses paid by local bar workers.
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Solo
West Center Street
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Boys
Eldon Bresee
Joe Hawking
Tommy Kump
Stan Raile
Justice Department probes contractors over faulty veteran housing
Washington report says the Justice Department is examining whether some contractors violated federal law by selling poorly constructed houses to veterans. The inquiry focuses on construction quality and compliance with housing protections.
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Washington
LLP
The
Justice Department
Riley Advances to Palm Beach Final in Wom en's Golf
Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas defeated Carol Diringer 4 and 3 on the 15th green to reach the semifinal rounds of the Palm Beach women's golf tournament in Palm Beach Florida.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Carol Diringer
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